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Constitution 4

TermDefinition
Number 9
Term of office Life
Age requirement none
Citizenship requirement none
Residency Requirement none
Elected by Appointed by President Approved by the Senate
Removal by Majority vote by House and 2/3rd vote for Senate
Title of Leader Chief Justice
Who Represents me John Roberts
Regular Meeting October
Salary $274,00
Article III
Branch Judicial
Day of Election Upon vacancy
What is Judicial review? Review by the supreme court to determine if a law or bill is constitutional or not. Determining constitutionality
Why does the supreme court have a life term? Because they don't get involved with the people, allowing them to apply law without any political or electoral concerns
Why does the supreme court not have age/citizen, or residency requirements? because they have to get approved by the Senate anyway. The Senate wont let some young and not too smart. Plus you need a degree for this role.
Power of Congress Collect and lay taxes, Borrow money, Regulate commerce- interstate trade, Declare war, All Laws Necessary and Proper-Elastic Clause, rules of naturalization- citizenship, Coin money- punish counterfeits, Make post offices, c
Created by: JuliR
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